Projects throughout Australia
Hunter Valley Wine Tasting| Does your pallet prefer white, red, or something in the middle?
The Hunter Valley is known for its famous wine and vineyards. We had the amazing opportunity to go wine tasting through this valley and taste some of the most famous wine in Australia. Click on "Take a Tour" for more information.
James Ruse Agricultural High School | A Day in Australian Education
Australian education and education in the United States can be similar in some aspects but also different in many ways. Click on the button to find out more about our experience in the number one high school in Australia!
Cape Willoughby and Ocean Safari Tour | Learning about sailors and Ocean wildlife
Cape Willoughby is the oldest lighthouse that is on Kangaroo Island. It was built to help sailors navigate through the rough waters by Kangaroo Island. Along with learning about sailors and how they navigated, we also got the opportunity to observe wildlife in their natural habitat. Click on the green button to learn more.
Finders National Park and Larry's Eucalyptus Farm| Observation of wildlife and the make of eucalyptus oil
We had the opportunity to drive through Finders National park and observe more wildlife in their natural habitats. We also got to see many outstanding views from rocks and cliffs throughout the park. Shortly after the park we received a tour from Larry, a eucalyptus farmer in the area. Click on the green button to learn more.
Artifacts from Melbourne| Studying how different businesses market their products
We had the amazing opportunity to explore the city of Melbourne in order to find three businesses to collect artifacts from to study the way they marketed their business. Click the green button to learn more about our discovery.
Global Learning Throughout Australia| Agriculture is not just farming
While exploring Australia, I learned a lot about the culture throughout Australia and the agriculture that is involved with the local communities. I also learned about the aboriginals that had discovered Australia first. Click on the green button above to learn more about my experience and my global learning.